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CulcAeo, March 2.-The committee
which has in chargethe loca! boycott on
Armour's meats is this week distributing
broadcast, especially in the portions OF the
city most thickly populated by the work
ing CLASSES, q list OF 250 retail grocers and
butchers who are dealing in Armour's
goods, with a recommendation that they
be left severely alono. =
:, 1t was thought couple Of weeks ago
that in view Of tho talk concerning the
prosecution Of the leaders OF tho boycott
for conspiracy, it had been abandoned, but
Armour's departure for the South, to-
gether with the announcement that be-.
tween the Anarchists and the county
boodlers States Attorney Grinneli had all
the work be could attend to for while,
convircad tbs boycottsrs thst the talk Of
prosecution wss more or less Of bluff,
and that tho present is as good a time as
any to visit the weight OF their displeasurs
upon the Prince OF Pork. - .tr
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a NIiBuOuler.

CHICAGO, March 2.--The brief prepared
by attorneys Black, Solomon and Zsisler,
in tho Anarchist casa, was received from
the hands Of the printer this afternoon. 1t
is misnomer to call 1t a brief, ior it con.
saias 42G pages. 1t dwells at grea: length
on the inconpsteney Of the evidence Of
many witnesses, tho alleged contradictions
Of the testimony, insutliciency of the evi-
de1co TO show conspiracy, the tendency Of
the court to rule sgainat defendants, and
the supposed vital errors contained in the
instruction section. The brief contains
mainly the same points covered by Hon.
Leonard Swetts brief which was filed in
advance. a messenger will take q copy
Of tho brief 10 the clerk Of the Supreme
Court Of Ottawa at onca. The attorneys
expect to make their arguments in about
twenty dsys, -. II " y zrls5..ss 55
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VOLUME XXXV.---NUMBER 164
IRON MANUFACTURERS
VI tho Western Association-Thc Fight
tI Agniust Foreign Iron. TIE5

PlrTsnuRaH, March 2'-The Western
Iron Association held an important meet.
ing this morning at their rooms on Fourth
avenue. The meeting was tho largest
that has been held Tor ycars. F'T'
Representatives from tho iron firms
from every section Of the West were pses.
ent, including Mahoning and shcnanso
valleys, Cincinnati, Toledo, St. Louis, Obi.
cago and Cleveland. The firms TINT wero
unable to bo represented sent lettors and
telegramu giving their views as to tho sit.
uation. gogE 2i4# 1.gi E.
The meeting was called to order by
Chairman D. +. Jones, the Secretary be-
Ing Joseph D. Weeks. Reports were tlrst
heard from every section Of tho West as
to tho condition Of tho iron business.
These report showed that while the trade
was lair. tho condition Of the market was
not as good as 1t was ten days ago.
The, most important point that was
brought out at tho meeting was the dan.
ger arising from the importation OF foreign
iron into this country. It was shown
conclusively that not only was the HEALTHY
condition Of the iron business threatened
5y: the Importation Of this foreign iron,
put tnat 1t was even now arriving in
largely increased quantities. .gI'5
Alter the aituation had been exhaus.
lively discussed, the sentiment OF those
present was decidedly against advancing
the card rate Of iron. 'gE.l.
The fcllowingIeaolution was then drawn
up: 0..
Resolved, That in view Of the present
selling price Of iron, the card be and re.
main at two cents for tho present.. a
The resolution was almost unanimously
adopted, there being but one or two of the
gentlemen present who objected to it,
During the meeting the rumor that iron
was being quietly sold above tho card
rates was fully investigated. 1t was shown
that while in few cases iron had been
sold above 2 conts, II was without tho
knowledge Of the heads Of tho firms. Asl
coon as they learned OF any auch instances
they had promptly changed tho BILLS to
agree with the cent card rate.
A number Of the manufacturers present
expressed themselves as quite willing to
contract for thor entire product at two
cents. gsr 'Tl ~ "
The resul. OF tho meeting will be dig |
appointment to the mill workcfe. They
were expecting that the card rate would
be advanced, which would hayo propor-
ttlonately raised the scale Of wages accord.
ing to the agreement With tho Amalga.
mated Asaccistioo. 40 =
The manufacturers cay thst they want
to do What is fair with their employees,
but that thsy could not have advanced
the card rate and done jratics to them
selves. =" = "~'''N1
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THE GARDNER pIsAsrEn. !
Further Particulars Of tho l,urned Steamer
NY ---- ~. I.oAa Of Lilo. ~ n

d . BY
MonlLE, ALA, March 2.-Thc news Of
the burning Of tho steamer Gardner IA
coming in slowly. None was received till
this evening. Tho lre was discovered
by Capt. Stone. A negro deck hand threw
water on the burning bale, and in throw.
ing another bucket full his clothes caught
fire. Panic stricken he ran from place to
place, setting fire to cotton bales, and In a
few moments the boat was In flames nil
over. sho was in mid stream aud in mo.
ton. The pilot was driven from the
wheel and the passengers jumped over.
board. Those lost wero drowned. It Is
not thought that more than one or two
were burned. VI ,sG
Captain Stone saved himself by swim.
ming ashore. The steamer Tally was be.
hind the Gardner waiting TO pass. As
soon as the flames broke out tho Tally
lowered her boats and threw over boats.
seed sacks and planks to help tho people
who were jumping from the Gardner.
The heat was 30 intense TINT the Tally did
not dare to go near, but her boats picked
up o number OF people. Had It not been
for the presence Of the Tally but few would
have been saved. When the firebroke out
tho Gardner was ordered to run ashore,
She backed and bells were rupp
for going ahead. but the en-.
gineers were driven from their
post by the flames and the boat driited
into the woods on tho opposite side from
the place where there was a practica ble
landing. H'E1'l -
Pilot W. II. Wilson remained In the pi-
lot house until he found that bis signals
were not obeyed and that the flames were
climbing the aide Of tho pilot house when
he fled for his lie. He 10 much praised
for his heroism. The report OF the loss
Of lie Is confirmed. The cabin boy Of the
Tally, named Barber, colored, performed
heroic deeds in saving five lives, which he
did by swimming aahore with those in
the water. Tho screams OF those on the
boat were heartrending. Mrs. W. T. Rem.
bert threw one child into the water, her
husband taking the other two. Then he
jumped In. AL but her husband were
drowned. 'f-g : f-ll
Mrd. Juls' Rembert was also on board
but was saved from drowning. She Is at
Demapolls and is in o p7ccarous condi.
tien. The boat WAC not Insured and was
valued Gs $4,000. The cotton WAS in.
sured for $23 600.
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l,isal Expresa Companies.

CINCINNATI, O., March 2.-The Balti-
more & Ohio Company has applied to
Judge Sage, OF the United States Court,
for an injunction refraining the Ohio &
Mississippi Company from interfering
With ths !fannsctions OF the plaintiff 3 OF:
press bualness over the Ohio 4 Mississippi
line, which wcu granted until tho matter
eau be heard "a the 11th inst.
The injunction, however, was 90 modi.:
lied by Judge Sage upon application Of
the Adams Express Company to-day, that
Nshall in 10 way affect ihe arzangements
6e:ween it and the Ohio & Mississippi
Company, and tho Adams Express Com.
pany will continue its business on that
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UelEiuEn's Exposure.

BRUSSELS, March 2,-in the. Chamber o
Deputies tho War minister replying to
orhan inaistod upon the necessity OF losti-
Tying, tho line Of the Meuss in order to ar
rest the progress Of the enemy aud repel
invasion. He anid with only single en-
trenched camp at Antwerp the country
was exposed to tho danger Of being over
run at any timo. IN "A q 2. ~.
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Fatal Accident.

Special DLpa.eh 10 TIC Inttllt1elcer.
CUMBERLAND, Nip, March "a young
man named A. L. Rusb, supposed to DO
from near Chicago, ieil from train No. s
goine ct the rate Of forty-fve miles an
hons at Little Cscapon bridge, killing him
iEatansly. 1t ia supposed he had been
whiting friends down East and was on his
way home.
The track of the Piedmont & C1mber-
land Railroad has been completed from
Piedmont to Rawlings. Trains are now
run daily between these points.
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The result Of indigestion will no longer
be experienced If Simmons Liver RegulG-
tor is taken after each meal. It is ouch @
GOOD digester, and 80 mild and pleasant in
lis effect that it 10 used by many, after a
hearty meal, to insure good digeation. The
Regulator does no. nauseste 0z irritate the
etomach, but corrects acidity, dispels foul
gases, allays irritation, and assists tho
stomach In ito digestion. Mwraw
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Gail Hamilton says that "a woman Of 20
should be as much ashamed Of being dys-
psptic as Of being drunk. -
Drnco LIN.

You are feeling depressed, your appe.
tite is poor, you are bothered with head
ache, you are fidgetty, nervous and gen.
orally out OF sorts, and want to brace up.
Brace up, but not with stimulants, spring
medicines OF. bitters, which have for their
basis very cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for an hour and then leave
you in worse condition than before.
What you want is an alternative that will
purify your blood, start healthy action Of
liver and kidneys, restore your vitality,
and give renewed health and strength.
Such medicine you will find in Electric
Blttere, and only 50 cents bottle at
Logan 4 Co.'s drug store.
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Row alta rrixo Fight,

CHICAGO, March "a special from Bis.
marck, OAK, says: At prize fight for
the championship Of the Territory here
last night, between Ell. Pammersoa, Of
this city, and George Haley, of Sioux
Fal'o, general fight took place, in which
three policemen were badly pummsled.
The police endeavored to Interfere with
the fight and the bullies pounced upon
them. The fight became general, and
after peace had been restored it was dis.
covered that three membera Of the crowd
and tho policemen were badly bruised. A
special po!ics force waa placed about the
building, and, it having been guaranteed
by the management Of the theatre that
the Gsht wcnld be q purely scientific ex-
hibltion, the pugilists we're permitted to
so upon the stsge. The scientific port OF
the fight was aoo2 dispensed with and
furious slugging easusd, Haley winning
tho fgh. st the end Of the fifth round.
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4a rU|H y.
Austrian Affairs,

VIENNA, March o.-Dr. schmi. yon
Tavera, the new Austrian minister to the
United sta!es, left to-day for Washington.
Tho Hungarian delegation propose to
ask Kslnoky, AusLro.Hungarian Foreign
Minister, to explain the situation arisi!1c
from the insurrection Of troops at siliatris
Bulgaria. MIL. > .5~""T''',
Tho ninetinth anniversary OF the birth
Of Emperor William Of Germany March
%, will be ohaetved with unusual core
mony by the Austrian court. A State.
dinner will be given in honor Of the
event, and The entire staff Of the German
embassy will bo invited. -,
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THE Chicago Times Of Tuesday takes
OCCASION to congratulate the West Vir-
giuia Legislature on the defeat OF Camden,
but owing to a lack OF reliable informa-
ton does not state the true grounds on
which he was defeated. The Times is
pleased with his defeat because he was a
protectionist. The Times is nothing if not
Of on West Virfiinia politics.
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Weyt Virginia Lumber.

Cndrlt&toa Star. ~ W SlsA n /. 'rtEN s5ttt
The present high water has brought out
from tho various tributaties Of tho Kama
wha, q great deal Of lumber. A great
many logs will arrive from the head waters
Of the Elk, to-day and Tor the next lew
days. Coal hes brought down upon its
current several thousand aud ]. a. Hum.
phreys q Son will get out OF Poca river on
TINS water about 10000 poplar logs. .Ss.,l D
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SPORTING MATTERS.
81. LOUIS CLUBS FRANCHISE
Likely to so Kansas City Which viii Shut
: 0lnsscock Out from Chicago Tho Com.
Ing Rueo Between 0nutnur md Han.
lan-A Dig Row Mt n Prize Fight,

sr. LOUIS, March 2.-Denjamin Fine,
who, during the negotiations for the sale
OF tho 81. Louia League Base Ball Club,
has been looking alter President strom.
berg's interest, states that Kanaaa City
will without doubt be the eighth club this
year, all OF the clubs, excepting Detroit
and Boston, having withdrawn thcir OBJ.
jections TO the ".cow boys" 1t is under.
stood that the MaroonH will got $4,000
for their franchise. sN. .1-.E.
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Ballot Nux Stutllng.

LOWELL, MASS, March IA rescript
tom the Supreme Court in tho case OF
George L. Howe, OF this city, sentenced to
aye nonths in the House Of Correction IN
lSso for ballot box stulIing, sustaining the
exceptions Of deiendnnt'G counsel. The
court rulca that under the statute there
nno otlense in stuiing the bcllot box on
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Sill NIYatarY.

LANCASTER, Pa, March 2,--The magis-
trets presiding in. tho Barrville murder
case, in which Eby Rudy, Martin s. Hess,
Reuben Norman and Samuel Ellsworth
are charged with doing away with George
w. Dennis last August, this morning dis
missed the cases and released the defend
ants from prison, the evidence not being
Of sufficient weight to warrant their being
held for trial. 81 {. =
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The son OF Commodore kittaon sets up
IS q plea 10 divorce suit that he was
drunk when the ceremony took place and
didn't know what he wRs doing. In the
frat place young kittson should not have
been drink, and in tho second place the
marriage should not have taken place.
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GENERAL WoLsELEY affects to know
s,uething OF America and Americana,
bat his laudation Of Generals Lee and
stonewall Jackson 10 the exclusion OF any
commander on the Union sids bctrays
the sympathy that England and English
men were always known to have.
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DUBLIN, March 2.-Last night, while q
body OF police at Balharis wero taking
number OF prisoners, (arrestel for Oh.
etrrcting tbs law in attempting to prevent
evictions) TO tho police station, q mob at.
tackled them and rescued the prisoners,
They stoned tho police so vigorously that
the latter relrested inside the police bar.
racks. Tho mob made m onslaught on
the building, partially wrecking it. The
police then opened fire on the crowd with
rifles and compelled them to re,rent, Sew
eral policemen were badly Injured. 1'r.
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tetftenco Too LiEl.t.

oLsvELASp, Quo, March 2.-At Akron.
ohlo, today, Henry Hoppert, the son Of
syea!thy buaincss man, waa sentenced to
oaS year Imprisonment in the penitsntiary
~ Aasd labor Tor the betrayal under pro
muse nae Of marriage Of . school girl Of four
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From II German Wow,

BERLIN, March alt ia rumosod in OIL
cial circles that changes are imminent in
the French Cabinet. Boulansar's iuflu-
erce, it 10 said, hes 60 Increased that the
minis!ers in favor Of the peace policy
will soon be driven to resign, Bon.
LANCER thus obtaining dominance in tho
Cabinet. Mr. i+5SI. {. ~ = -. -'-''
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Now that New Foundland has been
abandoned by the mother government in
regard 10 the fishery question and France
favored, 1t might be possible that the
colony would like to have tho protection
Of the American flag.
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ASn Warning:

0xAnA, Nss., March 2.-The remains Of
Edward kuehl, found dead in bed, were
'snt to Buffalo, N. Y, to-day in accordance
with bis will, 10 becremated. His ashes
Nc to be placed in an urn and placed over
The bar Of q popular saloon in Omaha In
compliance with his will. 4. "a M
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WORK FOR CONGRESS.
MEASURES TO he LEFT OVER
ny tho Present session--Two Thoasaad Bi!ls
Still on tho Calendars OF 10th Houses
not Yet Acted on-Tho Hetailn.
tion Bill Passes tho House.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-No Congress
has left such cumbersome calendarD 40 the
Forty.ninth will leave when II expires at
noon on Friday. Thore will bo about
1900 measures loft on tho two calendaru,
representing work in committee and else.
where, which would have taken the HE.
time Of any lawyer had 1t been performed
by ono. I.
In tho Senate the measures adopted
were several resolutions Of minor import
af1Ce. .er .'...... ~ =.
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Rev. ]. G. ARMSTRONG, formerly Of this
city, renounces all allegiance to the Epis-
copal Church on account Of tho espionage
on his every act. A minister has rights
that even his pariahionora are sometimes
bound to respect.
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KICKERS CONQUER.
UNITED WITH THE REPUBLICANS
They Succeed in Elsotius n United statos
Senator In Now Jersey nnd Defeat tho
Regular Democratic cNominoe-Skctch
Of tho Now Senator'S Life.

TRENTON, N. j., March 2.-The Joint
meeting OF the Legislature assembled at
noon to-day, President Fish in tho chair.
Eighsy.ono mcmbera wero present. On
the conclusion OF the fret ballot It was
evident that the Republicans had conscli.
dated on q Democrat to defeat Albeit.
All OF them except two voted for Blodgett,
making SO, and OF the Democrats thrce
voted for him. A second ballot elected
Blodgatt. IA, ,.tlI
Tho vote as finally announced stood
Blodge.t, AZ; Abbott, Ss; Potter. /.
Blodgett wag declared elected amid wild
excitement.
Blodscts waa elected by the IS Repub.
lican vo!en, and by those Of Speaker
Baird. Chattle, Throckmorton and Chase,
Democrats. hS.nl .,.5 ay'g
Rufus Blodgett, the new Senator from
New Jetoey, was born in Rochester, N.
Y, November 8, 1884. He was a ,nemt,er
in the lower House OF the New Jorsev
Legislature in 1878 and 1870 reprcsentiny
Ocean county. He aftorwarig re.
moved 10 Monmouth county, where bo
now resides. He Is identified with
the interesth Of several railroad compa.
MES, and has always been recognized Gs n
etaunch Democrat. He ID o fluent speaker.
de wss for several years member Of tho
Democratic State Central Committee.
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LoNa ISLAND ClrY, March 2.-An earth
quake shock was felt on the south side
Long Island at $3.50 o'clock this evening.
Windows on Fire Island ratified aud the
observatory wen shaken, the vibration
lasting several seconds. Babylon and
villages west to Jamaica report having
felt the ehnck. -.L.l lz-.5--t--. ~. w -, :,
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TIE National Council Of the National
Union League has resolved to break the
solid South. Gentlemen, West Virginia
il the faiIes! picnic ground on which TO
strike your tents. A warm welcome
awaits your endesyors, y#'. rr ..
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GLOUCESTER, Mass, March 2.-The an
nouncement from Weahington that the
House has received snd passed the Ed
munds bill, caused great excitement and
rejoicing among vessel owners and tisher-
men hero.
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Accept tho Operators A,lyauce.
Special Dispaieh to the In.ellioeeer.

speeIdl Dfspdleh 70 the Inltlli0e1lctr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 2.-The
operators Of New River dietrict offered an
advance Of five cents on the ton for coal
mining Oh the first OF March. The min
ers Of several mines met at sewell yester.
day to demand ten cent? and the meeting
broke up In row and at night some OF
the ooty broke into Middle Bary's bar
room and tore things up generally. They
were srrasted and tried to-day and fined.
The miners accept the operators advance.
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Sad Drowning Case.
EIH TINWHEHk VNsS
'ptetaI Dispatch TO The Inttlligcnctr.

Speeta! Dispatch to Inc Inttligcncer.
Coal VALLEY, W. Va, March Mira.
George Turner, Mrs. James Tyree and
Miss May Rhodes, operator at Kanawha
Falls, were out boat riding this evening,
aud tho boat sunk. The two former were
drowned and tho latter was saved.
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LoSDov, March 2.--The Russian Lega-
ton OF Buchsrest states that seven other
garfleons in Bulgaria followed the exam.
pie Of the silistris garrison in revolving,
Inc I,otAer lloyd professes to know that
the rebellion ia crushed, : = =
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Uprising In Znnzlbnr.

LONDON, March 2.-Advices from Zsnzi-
bar eay: The natives Of the province Of
Mozambique, taking advantage Of the ab-
seuce Of tho Portugneae rquadron aud
troops atTungi, havo risen aud devastated
the trading stations and destroyed many
British houses. Iys,&-i6 "a r7,1G1 :
The town OF Mozambique is now threat.
ened. The British Consul has telceraphed
Tor q men'of.war to protect the lives and
property Of British subjccls. ijS2
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. ~ V------L
UriuEeport ItamH.

James Lyle, the Iunatic who stabbed
Officer Meiater, Sunday, Was taken to the
IN insane asylum at Athens, O., by Officer
Stuff, yesterday morning. N Ia
At Wednesday nights meeting OF Coun-
Gil, Mr: Warren Hollister presented pc.
tition, largely signed, asking Council to
tske some action relative to the liquor
traffic. The petition was referred to q
committee composed OF Messfs. @. F.
Handle, N. Kuhn and Henry Koshnlein.
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3r When in New York stop at the sturte.
want House, Roadway corner Twenty.
ninth street; 1t has been nowly plumbei,
fitted and furnished and the prices are
reasonable. Matthews 4: Pierson, Pro.
prietors. S 4l:t I'"I rrhan
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Il New YoRK, March 2.-ohiari oignarals,
the Italian woman who shot and killed
her husband, Antonio, on October 10, last,
was placed at the bar Of the Court of Gsn.
crsl Sessions to-day, for the resumption Of
her trial, WHICH was begun two days aeo,
The trial was, however, brought to an
abrupt termination by the acceptance oi 4
plea Of guilty Of murder in the second de-
gree. Il was accepted and the woman was
remanded for sentence. She will be i'm.
prisoned for lie. 4 & NJ
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Tired OF Prohibition.

PRovlDrScs, R. l., March IA petition
from the merchants and business men Of
Providence, representing about $40, ,Ooo,-
600, was presented to the General Assem-
bly, to-day, asking for the repeal Of the